The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-10-27
LOYAL WOMBNSWORK
The Household, Conversation Club,
Puzzles. etc.
The Happy Household.


LEMON CHEESE CAKE.
Harry HOUSEHOLD: think YOU VIII find lemon
cheese cake very nice made a. follows; Ihe Whites
of four eggs, two eups sugar, one cup butter, one
enough -four 20 suit. Bake in layers Lemon part
One lemon grated, one tablespoon butter. one cup
water one tablespoon cornstarch. one cup sugar
VeIks of four eggs Flour can be used instead OF
cornstarcb-lda Vie Scott, Georgetown, III.
TO KEEP GRAPES.
w II. Watson. 2O2 College ST.. Nashville. Tenn
To keep grapes lay sheets 81 cotton on shelves ln
dry warm cellar. Take perfect punches OF grapes
from which not a single globe hns been piuckedi :
dip the end Of the stem into warm sealing wax
lay carefully on the cotton until used. Win keep
many months.
Editors Chat.
'Trixy" Princeton, Mimi, received no photo
graphs, hence no prize was awarded. "Trixy"
would do better TO give her own name.
cinderella" Hccla, Mo. thinks c. III. Mus
graves views are correct. and that girls should
practice what they preach if they would be thought
sincere.
"Tennessee Boy" Keystone Boy and Lyrel
Lonimern are frequently called FOR.
Contributions by Ira Miller and j. T. PARCEL
have appeared We believe everything old has
gone the rounds long ago.
Prizes awarded Annie T.. Marsh TO Annie
Alchorn for first correct answer TO Stove Puzzle;
Mary Dawn Petty 10 Annie J.. Marsh, for Hidden
Cities answer; Josie A. Stephens 10 . n. Morton,
Ashland, Ky, for answer TO What is IL v; w. h.
Winkey 90 Helen T.. Chapman, prize Of botanical
specimens for standard list of naturalisis
James Melvin Concord. Mass. would like the
correct address Of the Secretary of the Shutln
Society. Following letter 10y Lulu A. johnson IN
THE TRIBUNE Of last Winter he sent 80 cents TO
Mrs. ). y Burke, 10 the New York address named,
and hearing nothing believes II "A fraud. VIII Lulu
j. or somebody who knows rise up and explain
Will you please tell me how the word Tribune
isprononnced; acoent on The first OF last syllable
T,Ia l. fsnfH Ia
accent on the first syllable short /, thus: Trib-
une
Whatever has come over " " o., that he takes
such a hasty farewell of the G. C.? All viii hope
for his early return to hs old love.
The Editor having communicated With DAISY
Fern Emery Kan, forwarding her dollar sent
her by Comnde sam Hough, Co. G, 95th Ohio,
Erwin Houston Co, Tenn. Daisy says: We sil
live dugout on this Western prairie. We planted
corn but IL did not out well " was 80 dry here
Papa sick nearly al Summer with fever and
pieurisy. J did not expect any one would write 10
little girl like me-"
self no about the question of the discovery
OF America. No matter how many wild North
men came cruising around aboriginal shores
il Christopher Columbus who gave To the civil
ized world a new continent, and In him the right
Of discovery 10 securely vested.
Conversation Club.
Rtlos ofnio C7ub-l. Write briefly 2. Write only
one side OF the paper. 3. Write 20 the point. 4.
Write ON one subject. s. Write your best g.
Send answers 10 all puzzles for of Editor Each
week the names o. those writing the best letters
style, composition, spelling, penmanship aud gen
eral merit consdered-wil be named ut the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
will include all Of these requirements. Second
honor viii include deficiency IN some one point
No Others will be named.
HONOR ROLL-BEsT LETTERS.
First Honor-Kate n. Walker, Belchertown,
second Honor
OUR RoLL-cALL-GREETINGs
Irus c. Fixes. Hooperstown, H.; Mary r.. Elliott
Cordova H., daughter Go. G, sth IN. Cav; ID. f.
uollenbaugh Box 2ls Shelby, o.; Mary u. Ham
mond e. Wisconsin Girl }, Lake Geneva, Wis. Ella
johnson. Box 70l. Souphington, Conn; William J.
Brown, Co. r, LIST battery n. Y. =. S. McPher-
son, Kan; L. Beebe, Chesanng Mich: Renah
Stillwell Erie Kan; Jean Blair, g27 Congress 81,
Emporia, Kan. Layaga. GRlesburg, Oak; Chas
nj. Stanbrook EmpOria. Kan: Stella NJ. G. Stink
ley l5 daughter 5th Me. battery, Braddyville
Iowa; Emmett w Could Goulds, N. v; Cora b.
Davis Jeiiersonyile, VI. Louis Gibson. Canton,
kAns., son 5st Ohio; Emma Troy, Chanute, Kan.
daughter i2d Ohio Lydia u. Sanders, daughter
4h t. >. Cav. Bath, Me- A. *. Lines, son 203d Pa.
Akron, Pa. Grace Giles, daughter Co ID. Sd n. y.
Cav, fticbnIondvilc. N. "; Cora Berkeley Q5),
daughter 18Th ~. Cav. crippled soldier. Hum
bodt Kan; }. D.. ballard Boynton. Mo-; Lille
Skaggs. sedan Kan. daughter llth KY Matte
Matthews College Springs, Iowa. Charles A. Cole
man, keRrney, M.
sEARcHERs AND sOLvERs.
Victor A. Foote, Tonica, H., z; Eva NJ. Dykes,
1ganhoe. ~, ? Jessie johnson, Brookfeld. Mo-.
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Stephens, Denver. Colo, 10; VIM. j. Brown. Me-
Pherson, Kan, .; Keystone Boy" Huntersvilie
Pa, y Grace g. watkins. Athens, Mich. o; La
yaga Salesburg. Oak, 4 Lydia y. Sanders. Bath,
Me, 81 ii. IA. Mccall, Cole Camp Mo. Is Charles
a. Coleman. KeHrny. Neb., 3 Eva Weber. Akron.
o., Allie Huber, Pine Grove, Pa, 3; lie Roy
Ben Elroy. Wis, 10; III. q. Bargess. Butler. Neb..
2; simeon X. Wait Austin, Mimi, 2; Frank TOTES.
Bolivia, Ill., 10; Ella NJ. Straight Pawtuckct, X. l.,
q Mary d. Petty North Dorset, VI. ~; Media
Bragg, Fairbanks, Me- q Lewis Gibson. Canton,
Kan, 3; Emma Troy. Chanute, Kan. Iefa 5.
Siillwell. scott. Ram 4; Reba w. Flanagan. Penn's
Grove, n. J., 4 Bellies Leach. Community, y. Y ,
o; j. G. G., Huntsville, Mo-. 4; Jessie l.. Hubbel
Bristol, Conn, I James Il. Alger, SwampscOtt,
Mass, 3; MIR. NJ. j. Leach, q, n. Y. e.. Crooks
town, MINI, 3: Annie l.. Marsh. Saugus, Mass. p;
FLORENCE Adams. BoveltOn, Pa. g. Helen Carr
Wallis Run, Kan, A. q. X. Lnuriat. Medford, Mass
n Roscoe J. Weeks Newport Me, 3; Kate T.
Walker lHlehertown. Mass, %; j. A. Moore
IyeaveBworth, Kan. ?; Charles Hoskins Pitislied
III, 2; Sweetheart" Low Gap. W. Va, 8; }. NJ.
Moran Iiockton, IA, II; CIas H. Gerizin, Frost
burg, Nd 4.